Hi @Dwayne_Taylor, I am very sorry you’re having trouble.
[email protected] contains a breaking change (moving away from numeric workflow IDs), making older versions of n8n unable to interact with the database:
So you would have to restore an earlier backup I am afraid.
@Dwayne_Taylor no scripts to “repair” a db as there are multiple things that could go wrong. I am not sure which version you are referring to but 0.234.0 is available on Docker but my assumption was that you upgraded to that release, Hit an unknown issue then tried to downgrade.
The options here are to restore a database backup if you have one or try 0.234.0 again and see if the issue was just temporary.
Can you also clarify what actually went wrong during the upgrade to 0.234.0 so we can investigate further?
Hi @Dwayne_Taylor, as far as I know, the easiest way to “repair” your database is to finish the upgrade to 0.234. Once you’re there everything should work as expected again. So maybe you can try installing that version a second time?
MySQL is deprecated in 1.0 and will be removed fully in the future. We don’t have a date in mind yet for the removal but we want to make sure we have some content created to help folk migrate.
If you are setting up a new instance of n8n we would recommend Postgres to make life easier in the future.